2025-12-16 01:50:31

#BinanceABCs Tuesday's Non-Farm Payrolls battle is imminent, and market bearish momentum remains strong. During this data release period, everyone must stay alert and keep pace.

The Nikkei index has already shown abnormal signals, and with Japan's interest rate hike on December 19 getting closer, downward pressure will only continue to intensify. This non-farm data is highly anticipated. Since Powell's last speech, market expectations for data quality have been generally positive. The results will directly influence the upcoming interest rate cut expectations, so it’s crucial to monitor closely.

Looking back at historical data and the current market environment, this non-farm report is unlikely to disappoint, and the figures are likely to continue improving. The problem is that U.S. stocks are showing signs of struggling, and this position is a critical point—any slight disturbance could trigger a major move.

Key observation point: The correlation between the Nikkei trend and the crypto market is particularly strong. Last night, the Nikkei hovered below 87,000. During the Asian and European sessions, it’s a good opportunity to cautiously open short positions, and during rebounds, to add to positions gradually, targeting around 83,500.

$ETH has already fallen below 3000, and it’s not far from probing down to 2660. The strategy is straightforward—sell on rallies.

That’s the core idea. The logic isn’t complicated; the key is strict position control. Steady and disciplined trading will lead to profits.

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FlashLoanPrince

· 12-18 23:01

Non-farm data is out, and it's time to watch the show. Anyway, with the current strong bearish momentum, I have no choice but to wait for the crash. --- Can 2660 really be reached? Feels like just another pie in the sky. --- The Nikkei is acting up again. It's so annoying every time. --- Critical point, critical point. How far is it from the critical point now? --- I've been hearing about strict position controls for two years, but I'm still losing money. --- Sell on rallies, but when will it end? --- Every time Powell speaks, I have to analyze for a long time. It's a bit tiring, brother. --- I've already set up short positions long ago. Now I just watch how far the rebound can go. --- It's the Nikkei again, then US stocks, then crypto. My mind is a bit confused. --- Breaking 3000, really? Is there any support below?

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EthSandwichHero

· 12-17 07:40

Non-farm payrolls are coming to stir things up again, really exhausting. When ETH drops below 3000, I knew I had to keep bleeding. Short positions sound great in theory, but in reality, it's just gambling. Buying high and smashing down, until when will this be the top? If the US stock market can't hold up, the Federal Reserve will have to cut interest rates. This logic is reversed, brother. I've been short at the 87,000 level on the Nikkei for a long time, just waiting for a rebound to cut the leeks. Claiming to strictly control positions sounds easy, but when greed takes over, who cares about that? Is 2660 the bottom? It feels like it can still go lower. Can this non-farm payroll data really change anything? It seems like everyone is just speculating on expectations. Every day is a critical point, I'm tired of hearing it. What’s the use of good historical data? Losing money now is the real deal.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 12-16 20:00

Non-farm payrolls are coming, and the heartbeat begins again It's the same old bearish approach, I'm tired of it ETH breaking 3000 right now, I feel like it might drop further, a bit scared Can we trust the signals from the Nikkei this time? I always feel they'll reverse Strict position control +1, that's right, without it, you won't last long Will this non-farm data really be beneficial? Feels like most of it ends in failure How many times have we called the critical point? When will it actually be the real critical point? The index has been consolidating for so long, just waiting for a trigger point Strict position control sounds easy to say, but everyone tends to be greedy when executing Stability and steady progress sound comfortable, but practical implementation is full of problems

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CryptoPhoenix

· 12-16 02:19

Either bullish or bearish, I feel like I'm gambling [LOL] The most feared thing in a bear market is this critical point. One data point can scare you to death, but opportunities are also brewing here. Selling on every rally? Bro, I've tried that, and I got trapped, still haven't broken even. This time, I really need to control my position. I'll start building a position if it drops to 2660. The opportunity for rebirth is here. Remember, the most important thing when losing money is to stay sober, or it can be even more terrifying than a bear market. If we can get through this wave, we will have survived again.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 12-16 02:18

The non-farm payroll data really needs to be watched closely this time. If a bearish trend really comes, US stocks might not be able to withstand it. 2660 might really be a trap; a rebound then could be deadly. The pace of the Nikkei is a bit strange; it feels like a big market move is coming. Selling on rallies sounds simple, but actual trading depends on how brave you are. Strict position control is always talked about, but when it comes to execution, there's always a desire to take a gamble. Historical data looks good, but no one really believes in that anymore. It feels like US stocks are about to run out of breath, but the real question is, when will it actually break?

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GasFeeLover

· 12-16 02:04

Non-farm payrolls are here again, and it's another test of mental resilience... Have you prepared your short positions?

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TradFiRefugee

· 12-16 01:58

The non-farm payrolls are about to cut the leeks again; the bears probably can't hold out much longer. The signal from the Nikkei looks pretty ominous; with interest rate hikes coming, it might explode. Has ETH already broken 3000? I was still watching 2800; I wonder how low it will go. It feels good to smash at every high, but I just don't know where the top is. Strict position control is not wrong to say, but I'm just worried that in the end, there will be nothing left.

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 12-16 01:56

Non-farm payrolls this time are indeed fierce, but I feel the optimism might be a bit too much. When will the signs that US stocks can't hold up be confirmed? There's nothing wrong with strict position control, but those who keep selling at highs usually end up with no good results. I'm still doubtful about whether the Nikkei index is reliable. Wait, is the 83,500 target serious? It seems a bit out of line. $ETH 2660 I believe it. If it rebounds and then drops again, it will depend on the execution of this move.

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BoredApeResistance

· 12-16 01:52

Wait, you said to sell high, but is this price level considered high now? It sounds easy to say, but actually executing isn't that simple.

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